FLEET TOWN v EVESHAM UNITED MATCH SPONSORED BY THE FLEET TOWN MASSIV

Saturday December 8th 2018 – 3.00 P.M Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South

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A WELCOME FROM OUR MANAGER DAVE KELLY

Good afternoon and welcome to Calthorpe Park the home of Fleet Town F.C. for today’s Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South fixture. In particular the Committee, Players, Management and supporters of our visitors Evesham United.

It has been a busy couple of weeks for us with players leaving and new players being added to a young squad, we are delighted to sign Sam Williams and Kofi Halliday recently who have both been excellent additions. We continue to build with the squad we have and just look to add those little pieces of quality going forward.

Results have not been great in the last week playing 3 games in 6 days. Despite the results there have seen some good performances. Against Winchester City it was a tight game that could have gone either way. Cirencester was ‘a bad day at the office’ but credit to them they were far more experienced than us and gave a young team a lesson in managing the game.

Southampton in the Hampshire Senior Cup on Monday was a great experience, we played some terrific football against a full time outfit and did not look out of place. The game is all about small margins, where a little mistake can be punished. Credit to the players on the night as they showed great discipline to stay in the game and cause The Saints a lot of problems especially in the second half. The highest compliment to us being that they took the ball in to the corner to see the game out, against Step 4 of the Non-League pyramid ! Who says you can't play good football in the Non League.

It has filled the coaching team with great confidence watching the performance on Monday that with how we set ourselves up and what can be achieved with good coaching and that results will continue to come for this young team.

Please continue your support, keep believing and it will not be long before we rise up the league.

‘Come on you Blues ‘

Dave

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Date Opponents H/A Competition Score Result Att. Sat Aug 18 Street A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 3-0 L 193 Tue Aug 21 Blackfield & Langley H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 0-2 L 120 Sat Aug 25 Petersfield Town H Emirates F.A. Cup Preliminary Round 3-1 W 141 Mon Aug 27 Thatcham Town A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 6-0 L 212 Sat Sep 1 Bristol Manor Farm H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 2-2 D 83 Tue Sep 4 Farnborough H Southern League Challenge Cup Preliminary Round 1-3 L 143 Sat Sep 8 East Grinstead H Emirates F.A. Cup 1st Qualifying Round 1-2 L 159 Sat Sep 15 Bideford A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 2-1 L 195 Tue Sep 18 Hamble Club H Hampshire Senior Cup Round 2 2-0 W 46 Sat Sep 22 A.F.C. Totton H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 2-5 L 148 Sat Sep 29 Yate Town A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 4-2 L 214 Sat Oct 6 Mangotsfield United H Evo-Stik League South Division1 South 1-2 L 73 Sat Oct 13 Barnstaple Town H Buildbase F.A. Trophy Preliminary Round 2-1 W 104 Tue Oct 16 Badshot Lea H Aldershot Senior Cup Round 1 2-1 W 67 Sat Oct 20 Slimbridge A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 1-3 W 75 Sat Oct 27 Salisbury H Buildbase F.A. Trophy 1st Qualifying Round 0-3 L 267 Sat Nov 3 Paulton Rovers H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 2-3 L 110 Tue Nov 13 Romsey H Russell Cotes Cup Round 2 1-0 W 55 Sat Nov 17 Cinderford Town A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 1-2 W 110 Sat Nov 24 Barnstaple Town H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 4-3 W 95 Tue Nov 27 Winchester City H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 1-2 L 101 Sat Dec 1 Cirencester Town A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 4-0 L 126 Mon Dec 3 Southampton F.C. A Hampshire Senior Cup Round 3 at AFC Totton’s Ground 1-0 L - Sat Dec 8 Evesham United H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Dec 15 Larkhall Athletic A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Dec 22 Melksham Town A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Wed Dec 26 Thatcham Town H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Dec 29 Street H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Tue Jan 1st Moneyfields A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Jan 5 Highworth Town H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Jan 12 Blackfield & Langley A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Jan 19 Bideford H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Jan 26 A.F.C. Totton A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Feb 2 Yate Town H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Feb 9 Mangotsfield United A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Feb 16 Slimbridge H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Feb 23 Paulton Rovers A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Mar 2 Larkhall Athletic H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Mar 9 Evesham United A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Mar 16 Barnstaple Town A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Mar 23 Cirencester Town H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Mar 30 Winchester City A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Apr 6 Cinderford Town H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Apr 13 Melksham Town H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Apr 20 Bristol Manor Farm A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Mon Apr 22 Moneyfields H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Apr 27 Highworth Town A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South

MATCH RANGE A BRIEF HISTORY OF EVESHAM UNITED The Evesham United Football Club that we know today dates from just after the Second World War when soldiers returning from action reformed the club and immediately joined the Worcestershire League. However, a club did exist in Evesham prior to the War, the “Town” reaching the F.A. Amateur Cup Final in 1923, losing 1 – 2 after extra time to London Caledonians at Crystal Palace. Starting in the 1951/52 season, in the club’s first five years in the Worcestershire Combination they were League Champions twice and runners-up on two occasions, their lowest position being third in that first season. In 1956 they left to join the Birmingham League and followed this with a move to the Warwickshire League in 1959 before returning to the Worcester (now Midland Combination) in 1963. They won the league title four times (1965/66, 1967/68, 1968/69, and 1991/92) and reached the Challenge Cup Final on six occasions, lifting the trophy in 1988 and 1992. Initially the club played at Crown Meadow, moving to Common Road in 1968 and opening the clubhouse in 1975. A terrific season in 1991/92 saw the club complete a memorable double of Midland Combination Premier Division Champions, thus achieving promotion to the Southern League Midlands Division, and the Combination Challenge Cup. They also reached the quarter final of the F.A. Vase before losing to eventual finalists Guiseley. Some £5,000.00 was spent on the ground and they marked their first season in the Southern League by finishing in a creditable 15thposition. A number of Managers and poor seasons followed but in November 2003, former Coventry City defender, Davis Busst, was appointed a successor to Phil Mullen. Busst took over a club struggling near the foot of the Dr. Martens League Western Division, but managed to turn things around and Evesham eventually finished mid-table with a creditable 50 points. The 2004/05 campaign saw Evesham take their place in the Southern League Division One West, with Busst in his first full season in charge with the experienced Paul West as his assistant. It turned out to be a season to remember for Evesham’s long suffering fans with the Robins earning a place in the play-offs. A tense 2 – 1 victory against Ashford Town (Middlesex) paired Evesham with local rivals Bromsgrove Rovers in the play-off final. A crowd of over 800 squeezed into Common Road to witness Evesham romp to a 4 – 0 win and promotion to the Southern League Premier Division for the first time in their history. After a poor run of results, Busst left in February 2006 and West stepped up to take over. Despite a marked improvement, Evesham were relegated on the final day of the season, finishing just one point behind Northwood. After selling their Common Road ground for housing Evesham entered into a ground share agreement with Worcester City whilst moves were being put in place to build a new stadium on the southern outskirts of Evesham. In 2006/07, the club took a step in the right direction with former Wigan, and Port Vale defender, West, again at the helm. Evesham lifted the Worcestershire Senior Cup for the first time, beating Stourbridge 2 – 1 in the final. The play-offs were also reached but unfortunately a late goal ensured Bromsgrove a narrow 1 – 0 win and eventual promotion. Season 2007/08 turned out to be one of the most memorable in the club’s history. The club took Blue Square Premier Halifax Town to a replay in the 4th Qualifying Round of the F.A. Cup before losing 2 – 1 at . In the Carlsberg Trophy, West’s side beat higher graded Bromsgrove Rovers and Corby Town en route to the 3rd Qualifying Round, before going out at Blue Square North Redditch United after a replay. However, it was Evesham’s league form that caught the imagination. Despite suffering three defeats in the opening six games. Evesham put together a remarkable run of results and stormed to the top of the British Gas Midlands Division. Only two more reversals followed in 34 league games and West’s side clinched the Championship ahead of Leamington with a game to spare. A massive 91 points were bagged and a staggering 22 clean sheets kept in 40 games with the experienced Mark Owen topping the clubs scoring charts with 33 goals, including 2 hat- tricks. 2008/09 saw Evesham back in the Premier Division and finishing in a creditable 9th position. They reached the 1st Round Proper of the F.A. Cup for the first time in their history before bowing out to United at and completed a second Worcestershire Senior Cup win in three seasons when defeating Kidderminster Harriers in the final. 2009/10 was a season of struggles as the Robins finished in 16th place. After being just outside the play-offs when the bad weather disrupted the season, a disastrous run of only 2 wins in the last 25 games saw them in freefall, before they finally made sure of staying in the division with a point at home to Bedford Town with three games left to play. 2010/11 was again a season of contrasting fortunes with the club in the drop zone at Christmas and staring relegation in the face. However, some shrewd signings saw the club enjoy a tremendous run of form and climb the table to finish in a respectable 12th spot and beating play-off hopefuls Hednesford Town and runners-up Salisbury City. After five and a half years at the helm Manager Paul West and his brother and Assistant Manager Leon West called time on one of the most successful periods in the club’s history. Matt Clarke was appointed as the new Manager at the end of November 2011 and joining him as his assistant was Rob Elmes together with UEFA B qualified Coach Kieran Jackson. Season 2011/12 was a disappointment with the club being relegated from the Evo-Stik Southern Premier Division and after spending six years ground sharing at Worcester City Football Club the Robins began the 2012/13 season in Division One South & West at their new Spiers & Hartwell Jubilee Stadium. A mediocre start to the 2012/13 season saw Matt Clarke and Rob Elmes resign from their positions with Paul West returning to see the team through to the end of the season. West departed in early May 2013 and was replaced by former West Bromwich Albion and Sunderland midfielder Shaun Cunnington. The experienced Cunnington managed previously at Willenhall Town, Alvechurch and Halesowen Town. The squad was re-vamped with high hopes for a successful 2013/14 campaign. However after a series of poor results Cunnington resigned his position at the end of October with former Bishops Cleeve manager Paul Collicutt taking over as the new permanent boss. Season 2013/14 was a disappointing one for the Robins who finished 16th in the South & West Division. Season 2014/15 will be remembered as one of success and heartache for the club. The Robins enjoyed an excellent run in the FA Cup before bowing out to Conference South side Bromley in the Fourth Qualifying Round after beating higher graded Redditch United and Histon on the way. Following the FA Cup exit a remarkable run of form resulted in just one defeat in 28 league games and a second place finish in the South & West Division behind Champion Merthyr Town. However, despite home advantage in the play-offs Evesham suffered a disappointing defeat against Larkhall Athletic. Season 2015/16 was another successful one for United who finished just two points short of the play-offs. Due to Cinderford’s refusal to accept promotion at the end of last season, United were originally placed in the Evo-Stik Northern League, but after a successful appeal were re-instated in the Southern League South & West Division. In 2017/18 the club did not have a brilliant start to the season in either the league or in the cup competitions, losing to Newcastle Town in the FA Cup Preliminary Round replay, having drawn at Newcastle ‘The Robins’ lost 3-2 after extra time. A first-round defeat at home in The FA Trophy to Cirencester town saw more cup misery, this was compounded when Stratford Town put Evesham out of The Bigfreebet League Challenge Cup at the very first hurdle. In the league victories were hard to come by winning just 8 of the first 18 games of the season. With mid-season form looking reasonable it was starting to look like being a mediocre season until United put together a fantastic late season run, winning 9 out of the last 12 league games. The play-off semi-final had an air of Déjà vu about it, with the scores between ‘The Robins’ & Swindon Supermarine being all level after 120 minutes, it was another season of not to be as Supermarine who eventually won the play-offs pushing Evesham aside 5-4 on penalties. Making the play-offs for a third time in four years was no mean feat, and one that would afford Paul ‘Colly’ Collicutt another tilt at promotion in 2018/19.

EVESHAM UNITED PLAYER PROFILES

ANDY HANNAH Goalkeeper – D.O.B 6/03/1997-Previous clubs include Plymouth Argyle, Paulton Rovers & Mangotsfield. Andy is on dual-registration forms from Gloucester City. JOSH ROGERS Goalkeeper – D.O.B 13/10/1998-20-year-old goalkeeper who has again signed first team forms at Evesham having been playing in the Under 21’s. Josh was previously on Cheltenham Towns books. SHAYNE ANSON Defender – D.O.B 2/5/1988 - Having played for Cirencester Town, Gloucester City, Tuffley Rovers & Paulton Rovers. Shayne is a strong defender who sticks to the task & is looking forward to success at ‘The Jubilee’. LINDEN DOVEY Defender – D.O.B. 13/10/1986 - Club captain who is a strong defender in his fifth season at the Jubilee Stadium. Quick and reads the game well. Linden did play as a striker for a number of years. Also turned out for Rushall Olympic and Stourbridge. WILL WELLON Defender – D.O.B 01/12/1988 - Signed for Evesham from North Leigh in January 2018, previously spent 3 years at Evesham, departing in Jan 2017. Also featured for Tuffley Rovers last season. LIAM HARDING Defender/Midfield – D.O.B. 07/12/1992 - Signed at the start of the 2014/15 season after impressing in preseason. Can play anywhere across the back or in midfield and has previously turned out in the Western League Premier Division for Slimbridge. NICK HUMPHREYS Defender/Midfield – D.O.B 9/11/1991 - Nick is a very versatile left sided player, amongst his former clubs are Stonehouse Town, Kings Stanley, Shortwood United and Cinderford Town, he joined the club in the summer of 2018 and is looking to impress the gaffer by cementing a position and chipping in with the odd goal. ADAM PAGE Defender – D.O.B 30/5/1997 - A defender who relishes the opportunity to get forward, Adam can list Cheltenham Town, Redditch United & Hereford United amongst his previous clubs. He has joined ‘The Robins’ on loan from Gloucester City. NATHAN SUMMERS Defender – D.O.B 8/6/1996 - A proven ball winner who loves a challenge, Nathan has plied his trade at Plymouth Argyle, Hereford FC & Frome Town. Having joined ‘The Robins’ in the summer he is hoping to play as many games as possible, in the fight to win the league. WILL TUNNICLIFF Defender – 13/11/1999 - Will is on dual registration along with Gloucester City, this giant of a defender has a great future in the game and has already played for Bishops Cleeve, Cirencester Town & Gloucester City. It will be very interesting to follow Will’s journey through the game. JOE TURLEY Midfielder – D.O.B. 15/10/1993 - Another member of Cinderford Town’s championship squad. Signed for Evesham at the start of the 2016/17 season. Spent much of last season out injured. Strong midfielder who also has an eye for goal. ASHLEY WILLIAMS Midfielder – D.O.B. 14/05/1986 - Experienced midfielder who moved from Premier Division Paulton Rovers in the summer of 2015. Strong and hardworking player who has also played for Chippenham Town and Mangotsfield United. Vice- Captain. ARCHIE HASKAYNE Midfielder – D.O.B. 18/01/1998 - Signing from Slimbridge AFC last season, the former Worcester City and Gloucester City youth player has made a big impact at the Jubilee Stadium. Played at Cheltenham Saracens, helping them finish in a promotion position in Division One West of the Hellenic League before Slimbridge gave him his chance at Southern League level. Recently signed a contract until the end of the 2017/18 season. NICK HANCOCK Midfielder – 10/09/1991 - A midfielder who spent 2017-18 season with league rivals Shortwood United. Hardworking player who always gives 100%. Was a member of the FA Cup ‘giant killing’ Shortwood side from a few years ago. DANIEL TUSTIN Midfielder – D.O.B 30/11/1998 - Dan is a competitive midfielder who captained the Evesham United U18 side and has also featured for the U21 team. The 20-year-old is now in his second year with the 1st team. CARL BROWN Midfielder/Striker – D.O.B. 16/07/1988 - Beginning his fifth full season at the Jubilee Stadium after originally signing for the club in November 2012, before departing towards the end of that season. Can play in midfield or in attack. Has also played for Bishops Cleeve. GARYN PREEN Midfielder – D.O.B 25/10/199 - Re-joined Evesham from Hereford in early March 2018, having previously played for the Robins. An attack minded midfielder who will hopefully add momentum to the promotion push again this season. JOE TUMELTY Midfielder – D.O.B 20/12/1994 - Joes former clubs include Larkhall Athletic, Hereford FC & Frome Town. Having signed in the summer he is hoping to become an important part of the team, he loves nothing more than to score goals or assist others in scoring goals. CORY SIMPSON Attacking Midfielder – Cory is happiest on the left wing, he signed from Bristol Manor Farm in the summer of 2018. Last season he scored 10 goals in 25 appearances for Larkhall before a brief spell at Salisbury, he has also played for Cadbury Heath. SEAN BRAIN Striker – D.O.B 3/9/1995 - Sean has finally signed for his hometown club & nothing would give him greater pleasure than to become a hometown hero, he joins Evesham having spent the last 4 seasons at Bromsgrove Sporting, he has also played for Stratford Town and Rugby Town. He had spells with Cheltenham Town & Crewe Alexandra as a youth player. STEPHEN DAVIES Striker – D.O.B 27/4/1989 - Started his career with Swansea City, he is an experienced wide man with great pace and an eye for goal. In more recent years has been playing for Yate Town, Mangotsfield United & Shortwood United. LEWIS ELLINGTON Striker – D.O.B 23/11/1998 - Lewis was the subject of interest from Premier League sides in 2014 and has also been on the books of Bristol Rovers, Bristol City & Chippenham Town. A right sided player with a very quick turn of pace. MARLEY THOMAS Striker – D.O.B 4/11/1994 - Another player with a wealth of Evo-Stik South experience having turned out for Slimbridge, Kidlington & Shortwood United. Marley is looking to get amongst the goals and with his pace he may just do that, which would help in his target of helping EUFC to get promotion in 2018/19. TYRONE TUCKER-DIXON Striker – D.O.B 29/9/1998 - Another player with pace that is tricky, Tyrone is no stranger to scoring goals so his target of 20 for the season may be a little conservative. Despite only being 19 he has a wealth of experience from time spent at Caldicot Town, Gloucester City & Kidderminster Harriers.

EVESHAM UNITED MANAGEMENT PROFILES

PAUL COLLICUTT – Manager -Paul is a former player with Swindon Town, Trowbridge Town, Cheltenham Town,

Forest Green Rovers, Newport AFC and Cinderford Town. He was Assistant Manager to Frank Gregan at Forest Green and Nick Jordan at Evesham United. A Cleeve boy born and bred, Collicutt captained Cheltenham Town to the Southern League title and promotion to the Alliance Premier League in 1985. He re-joined his home town club Bishops Cleeve as a player in 1999 and during his decade at the club went on to successfully manage them into The Southern League. Paul returned to management with Evesham United in November 2013.

GERRY OLDHAM – Assistant Manager – Gerry was assistant manager to John Brough at Cinderford Town for two seasons before taking up a similar role at The Jubilee Stadium during the summer of 2016. Before that he enjoyed a long association with local side Cheltenham Saracens.

Mark Lockwood – Coach – Mark moved to the Jubilee Stadium at the same time as Gerry Oldham after serving Cinderford Town during their title winning campaign. Spent two seasons at The Causeway Ground and previous to that worked with Gerry Oldham at Cheltenham Saracens.

FLEET TOWN YOUTH

Fleet Town have made an outstanding start to the season in the Allied Counties Youth League and currently sit unbeaten and third in the league. The team contains a mix of players who made first team appearances last year and those who have come through the other Fleet Town age groups. The only two defeats that the youth lads have suffered have been away from home in Cup competitions. The big local derby against Fleet Spurs ended in a 1-1 draw with Max Burke scoring a last minute equaliser for Town after Ben Greenwood had put Spurs ahead in the second half. The league table shows the excellent state of football in Fleet. The lad’s next game is away to Knaphill next Tuesday December 11th. This is a must win game to keep the pressure on at the top of the table. The youth team play their home games at Calthorpe Park usually on a Monday night and if you are free the £4 entry fee is well worth it to see them play good passing football. You never know you may see a future star of the Fleet Town first team. Fixtures and Results

DATE OPPONENTS H/A COMPETITION SCORE RESULT

27/08/18 Fleet Spurs H Allied Counties Youth League 2-2 D 03/09/18 Thatcham Town H F.A. Youth Cup 4-1 W 10/09/18 Westfield H Allied Counties Youth League 6-0 W 19/09/18 Hungerford T. A F.A. Youth Cup 2-1 L 24/09/18 Knaphill H Allied Counties Youth League 4-4 D 01/10/18 Sholing H Hampshire Floodlit Cup 2-0 W 08/10/18 Ash United H Allied Counties Youth League 5-0 W 18/10/18 Camberley Town A Allied Counties Youth League 1-3 W 29/10/18 Cove H Allied Counties Youth League 8-1 W 08/11/18 Winchester City A Hampshire Floodlit Cup 3-1 L 19/11/18 Fleet Spurs A Allied Counties Youth League 1-1 D 11/12/18 Knaphill A Allied Counties Youth League 19/12/18 Guildford City A Allied Counties Youth League 07/01/19 Alton Town A Allied Counties Youth League 15/01/19 Ash United A Allied Counties Youth League 21/01/19 Camberley Town H Allied Counties Youth League 13/02/19 Westfield A Allied Counties Youth League Allied Counties Youth League P W D L GD PTS 1 Fleet Spurs 9 6 3 0 24 21 2 Camberley 8 7 0 1 18 21 If you want more up to date information on 3 Fleet Town 7 4 3 0 20 15 our Youth Team please visit their excellent 4 Knaphill 8 4 1 3 3 13 website : 5 Ash United 7 4 0 3 -4 12 http;//fulltime-league.thefa.com/Index.do? 6 Cove 11 4 0 7 -12 12 league=3625959 7 Alton Town 8 3 1 4 0 10 8 Guildford City 9 1 0 8 -20 3 9 Westfield 9 1 0 8 -29 3

FLEET TOWN LADIES

Fleet Town Ladies have made a solid start to their season in the Hampshire County Women’s League Division 2. This league is made up of 13 teams with the majority being in the Southern region of the County. The Ladies have had a disappointing run of three defeats in their last games. Against Portsmouth Uni. 3rds our goals were scored by Beth Graves and Bethany Grey. As the team has reformed this year they are quite young compared to many teams in the league, so if you fancy a game please use the web links on this page to contact the management team especially if you are a goalkeeper. Fleet’s next home game is against Fordingbridge Turks on Sunday December 16th, kick off 2 p.m. all support gratefully received. C’mon you lady blues !!

Fixtures and Results Season 2018/19

02/09/18 Gosport Falcons (H) HCW2 L 0-6

09/09/18 Widbrook Utd R (A) HCW2 A-W

16/09/18 Portsmouth Uni 3 (H) HCW2 D 2-2

23/09/18 United Services (A) HCW2 H-W

30/09/18 Win City Flyers (H) HCW2 W 2-1

07/10/18 AFC Bedhampton (H) HCW2 L 0-2

21/10/18 AFC Stoneham (h) HCW2 W 1-0

28/10/18 Cowes (A) HCW2 W 2-0

11//11/18 Fordingbridge (A) HCW2 L 2-3

18/11/18 Hawley Ladies (A) Hants Int. Cup L 6-2

25/11/18 Portsmouth Uni 3 (H) Hants Junior Cup L 2 - 5

09/12/18 Gosport Falcons (A) HCW2

16/12/18 Fordingbridge Turks (H)

Hampshire County Women’s League Division 2

POS P W D L GD PTS For more details or to 1 United Services Portsmouth 10 9 0 1 33 27 read full match reports st 2 AFC Bedhampton Village 1 Ladies 7 6 0 1 28 18 http://www.fleettow 3 Gosport Falcons Women 7 5 1 1 18 16 ngirlsandladiesfc.co.u k 4 AFC Petersfield Ladies 7 4 1 2 3 13

5 Fleet Town Ladies 9 4 1 4 -5 13

6 Winchester City Flyers ‘A’ Team 8 4 0 4 -3 12

7 AFC Stoneham Ladies 7 3 0 4 4 9

8 Widbrook United Reserves 6 3 0 3 -10 9

9 Rushmoor Community Reserves 7 3 0 4 -16 9

10 Cowes Ladies 1st 5 1 1 8 -9 4

11 Fordingbridge Turks 10 1 1 3 -33 4

12 East Cowes Vics 5 1 0 4 -2 3

13 Portsmouth University Womens 3rd 6 0 1 5 -8 1

OTHER MATCHES IN THE EVO-STIK LEAGUE SOUTH DIVISION 1 SOUTH TODAY

AFC Totton v Slimbridge Bideford v Thatcham Town Blackfield & Langley v Cinderford Town Bristol Manor Farm v Mangotsfield United Cirencester Town v Paulton Rovers Highworth Town v Moneyfields Melksham Town v Barnstaple Town Street v Winchester City Yate Town v Larkhall Athletic

Fleet Town’s next away game is at Larkhall Athletic next Saturday December 15th at 3 p.m.

They play at Plain Ham, Charlcombe Lane, Bath, Somerset BA1 8DJ

Driving Distance – 85.6 miles Sat/Nav. Driving Time – 1 hour 34 minutes

‘Come on you Blues’

The Team and Club Officials will probably be travelling by coach You are welcome to travel with them at a relatively small cost. Details of this and leaving time from Calthorpe Park can be found on our Web-site soon.

MATCH SPONSORED BY THE FLEET TOWN MASSIV

SATURDAY DECEMBER 8th 2018 – 3.00 P.M

THE EVO–STIK LEAGUE SOUTH DIVISION 1 SOUTH

FLEET TOWN EVESHAM UNITED MANAGER : David Kelly MANAGERS : Paul Collicutt ASST. : Tommy Taylor ASST : Gerry Oldham Colours ; Blue/Navy/Blue Colours : Red /White/Red

1 Brendan Norris 1 Andy Hannah 2 Rylan Myers 2 Nick Hancock 3 Callum Abraham-Barlow 3 Will Tunnicliffe 4 Ronan Silva 4 Joe Turley 5 Samuel Williams 5 Shayne Anson ( C ) 6 Jordan Stepney 6 Will Wellon 7 Kofi Halliday 7 Liam Harding 8 Billy Oram ( C ) 8 Archie Haskayne 9 Meshach Williams 9 Stephen Davies 10 Harryson Wickens 10 Jacob Davidge 11 Joe Wilson 11 Cory Simpson SUBS SUBS 12 Enow Ojong 12 Nick Humphreys 14 Layton Avenell 14 Kye Simpson 15 Danilo Cadete 15 Ashley Williams 16 Daniel Framp 16 Tyrone Tucker-Dixon 17 Abdul Rajab 17 Marley Thomas

Referee: Assistant Referees: Barrie Small of Bognor Regis, West Sussex Daniel Batchelor of Waterlooville, Hampshire Stuart Carter of Waterlooville, Hampshire